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Both men and women can be abusers. No debate on that. My comment was in response to the OP's situation in particular and not a commentary on whether or not women are automatically *right*.

You say..marriage fraud...I see a woman being exploited...very sad and yes you are responsible for alot of things finicially from IRCC and all the mental pain you caused this woman.

1. Letter of explanation for breaking the law...not really sure why this would be done. Nor do I think IRCC cares. The public policy exists for these situation and they will follow it regardless of your reasons. Right now the policy is in your favor. 2. If he has worked tell the truth. The...

Equally confused. Posters entire situation seems convoluted

In this post from 2019 you said you were sponsoring your wife and her child. Just wondering if that happened and the outcome. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/spousal-sponsorship.617253/

It seems that you attempted to sponsor your wife in 2019? What was the outcome of that application?

Sounds like you are still making the same mistake of not understanding who is to fill out what form and confusing who is the PA and Sponsor. really think you should look for legal help and not the forum but that's my two cents

I have no idea what you are on about

Bad idea. Enter and leave the area first and then return

Use the tool https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/aod-tool.asp

I don't think a fourm is the right place to be if you are starting out confusing who is to fill forms out and need help on which forms to use and why. You need a lawyer. Do it yourself can work but it's not as easy as you might think and can have many pitfalls. Get some good legal help. I am...

You can try to withdraw of course however from the IRCC: The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) policy is to permit applicants to withdraw their applications. In the event that a misrepresentation investigation is underway, IRCC may deny an applicant’s request to withdraw their...

Before applying for a Work Permit, in most cases, you need to qualify for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) However under USMCA, removes the need for a LMIA for all those covered, and eases the entire entry process. Basic Requirements Must be a citizen of the US or Mexico Must have a...

Yes you were to do that BEFORE you got COPR. As you did the wrong thing first the forum members are suggesting you go to the US and then cross. NOT try to flagpole but to actually enter the US spend for example 2 hours and come back or you can follow canuck's advice and try to fix the mess you...

I think everyone struggles with this. It's one of those nuisances of a language that leaves alot of grey areas up for interpretation. For some it might include the date and for others it might mean before. To me I always interpret it as before the date so I would submit in your scenario...

If she is the dependent and your application has no reliance on her *points* or something similar to get approved for PR then as the primary applicant, you can land before your spouse does. Your spouse can land until the very last day that the COPR is valid if they choose not to land it doesn’t...

If you want but it's only valid for 12 months. I would weigh my options as it might expire before you get PR. You still have the option of waiting for the ITA. It was a generic message so the wording isn't great

Before July 7, 2022, only those Express Entry applicants who where inside Canada had to do Upfront Medical. However, IRCC changed this policy. They now expect even outside-Canada applicants to do the examination. So basically everyone needs an upfront medical before they consider an ITA. Anyone...

As the primary applicant, you can land before your spouse does. Your spouse can land until the very last day that the COPR is valid if they choose not to land it doesn’t affect you as you are the primary applicant. As for your divorce etc you want to talk to a lawyer

If his refusal letter mentioned a 5 year ban for misrepresentation. Appeal is really your chance to overturn it. It would be a long process and really a 50/50 chance of success. All in all my best advice is if you think you have a good lawyer trust him or her as each case is different and your...